Definition of auriferous in English:

auriferous

adjective ɔːˈrɪf(ə)rəsɔˈrɪfərəs

(of rocks or minerals) containing gold.
（岩石，矿石）含金的
not all the quartz veins are auriferous
Example sentencesExamples
- The auriferous veins there are usually interbedded sandstone mudstone varieties metamorphosed into greenschist facies.
- The combination of these factors limited the nature of auriferous fluids, if any, that could have deposited gold in zones of structurally induced permeability.
- To protect potential mining sites and timber supplies, the Box-Ironbark eucalypt forests which characterised auriferous soils were held back from agricultural settlement.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin aurifer 'gold-bearing' (from aurum 'gold') + -ous.

Definition of auriferous in US English:

auriferous

adjectiveɔˈrɪfərəsôˈrifərəs

(of rocks or minerals) containing gold.
（岩石，矿石）含金的
not all the quartz veins are auriferous
Example sentencesExamples
- The combination of these factors limited the nature of auriferous fluids, if any, that could have deposited gold in zones of structurally induced permeability.
- The auriferous veins there are usually interbedded sandstone mudstone varieties metamorphosed into greenschist facies.
- To protect potential mining sites and timber supplies, the Box-Ironbark eucalypt forests which characterised auriferous soils were held back from agricultural settlement.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin aurifer ‘gold-bearing’ (from aurum ‘gold’) + -ous.

单词	auriferous
释义	Definition of auriferous in English: auriferous adjective ɔːˈrɪf(ə)rəsɔˈrɪfərəs (of rocks or minerals) containing gold. （岩石，矿石）含金的 not all the quartz veins are auriferous Example sentencesExamples The auriferous veins there are usually interbedded sandstone mudstone varieties metamorphosed into greenschist facies. The combination of these factors limited the nature of auriferous fluids, if any, that could have deposited gold in zones of structurally induced permeability. To protect potential mining sites and timber supplies, the Box-Ironbark eucalypt forests which characterised auriferous soils were held back from agricultural settlement. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin aurifer 'gold-bearing' (from aurum 'gold') + -ous. Definition of auriferous in US English: auriferous adjectiveɔˈrɪfərəsôˈrifərəs (of rocks or minerals) containing gold. （岩石，矿石）含金的 not all the quartz veins are auriferous Example sentencesExamples The combination of these factors limited the nature of auriferous fluids, if any, that could have deposited gold in zones of structurally induced permeability. The auriferous veins there are usually interbedded sandstone mudstone varieties metamorphosed into greenschist facies. To protect potential mining sites and timber supplies, the Box-Ironbark eucalypt forests which characterised auriferous soils were held back from agricultural settlement. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin aurifer ‘gold-bearing’ (from aurum ‘gold’) + -ous.
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